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What Is A Holding Company, Exactly? A holding company, also called a “parent company,” is a business entity used for the sole purpose of owning and managing other companies. The point of a holding company is to keep valuable company assets legally separated from daily business activities. Holding companies typically do not have any business […]

What Is The Delaware Franchise Tax, Again? The Delaware Franchise Tax is an annual requirement that all companies registered in Delaware have to complete. The State of Delaware requires every registered LLC to pay a flat fee of $300 each year to remain in good standing, regardless of business activity. The term “Franchise Tax” can […]

  How To Form A Delaware LLC As A Green Card Holder U.S. green card holders enjoy the same rights and privileges as US citizens when it comes to starting and operating businesses in the United States. The process of setting up a Delaware LLC is identical for green card holders and US citizens alike. […]

What Is the Delaware Annual Report? The Delaware Annual Report is a legal requirement that Delaware corporations must complete each year. This report collects information about the company’s directors and senior officers from the past year. More specifically, the Delaware Annual Report requires the names and addresses of each director and one senior officer. Delaware […]

  What Is a Member-Managed LLC? In a Member-Managed LLC, all of the Members are involved in running the business. So, the Members are both the owners and the Managers of the company. In a Member-Managed LLC, each Member can: Sign contracts for the company; Hire employees; and, Make decisions about the company’s direction. What […]